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- For this self check
exercise I'd like you to use

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the search capabilities
that I just demonstrated

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this time to look specifically
for just one tweet

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from the NASA account
and we wanna make sure

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that that tweet contains
the word astronaut.

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So go ahead and pause the
video to give that a shot

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then come back to see the answer.

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Okay let's go ahead and reveal

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the call to the search
method of the API object.

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Here's my query string in this case

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so I'm looking for the word astronaut

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in a tweet specifically
from the NASA account

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and in this case I'd like to
just get one search result

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so that's going to again
give me back a collection

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of those results and of course

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I have my print tweets function

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that I demonstrated to
you in the preceding video

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and I'll call that to display the output.

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This is from the NASA account.

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It happens to be a
retweet and you'll notice

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that the word astronaut
does in fact appear

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within it's text.